Coaches Double checking level 6 floor routine composition

[coachAJ]

Hi everyone! Canadian coach here constructing a routine for my athlete who will soon be competing level 6 WAG. She’s been having some mental blocks on back tumbling lately but can do a beautiful front tuck walkout to roundoff back handspring. I want to make sure this pass properly fulfills SR 1. I have included a screenshot from the code here. SR 1 calls for an acro pass with 3 directly connected elements, 2 with flight. To my understanding, the front tuck and back handspring both have flight. I just want to ensure that the 3 elements are considered directly connected. If the pass is front tuck walkout to roundoff back tuck, this would be considered an INDIRECT connection of 2 SALTOS, but a DIRECT connection of 3 ELEMENTS, right?
To clarify, the whole routine would be:
-front tuck walkout to roundoff back handspring (SR 1) A+A+A
-front pike (SR 2) B
-switch split to straddle jump (SR 3) B + B
-full turn (SR 4) A
7 elements, 4 A, 3 B

Just want to double check with other coaches who follow this code that this routine will start from a 10! Thanks!

 

[That_Gymnast]

My gym does round off back handspring back tuck/layout for L6 so the front tuck ro back handspring would work since you just need the elements in l6, no direct required anywhere I’ve ever seen so SR 1 is good. The rest your good, pretty standard L6 routines rather than the first pass.

 

[HopefulGymnast]

My gym does round off back handspring back tuck/layout for L6 so the front tuck ro back handspring would work since you just need the elements in l6, no direct required anywhere I’ve ever seen so SR 1 is good. The rest your good, pretty standard L6 routines rather than the first pass.

The text they sent did say "directly connected"
Also, I am curious: does round off not count as element with flight for you? In our system (adjusted FIG international system) it counts as flight element.

 

[That_Gymnast]

It does, and I was reading and even a round off bhs x2 could work so they have the flight elements either way, order doesn’t matter in this case.

 

[3rd_time_around]

My gym does round off back handspring back tuck/layout for L6 so the front tuck ro back handspring would work since you just need the elements in l6, no direct required anywhere I’ve ever seen so SR 1 is good. The rest your good, pretty standard L6 routines rather than the first pass.

It is "3 directly connected acro elements"

 

[3rd_time_around]

It does, and I was reading and even a round off bhs x2 could work so they have the flight elements either way, order doesn’t matter in this case.

Order doesn't matter, but I think the walkout would make them not directly connected, which is required.

 

[coachAJ]

It is "3 directly connected acro elements"

That’s where I’m a little confused. Walkout passes are considered an indirect connection of SALTOS. But aren’t all the ELEMENTS in this case connected?

 

[That_Gymnast]

That’s where I’m a little confused. Walkout passes are considered an indirect connection of SALTOS. But aren’t all the ELEMENTS in this case connected?

This- L6 does not require a direct connection of flight to Acro and either way it’s still there round off is an Acro- sam value as a BHS. Doing a bhs at the end does not affect anything b/c all elements are still connected the same value and connection way if that makes sense.

 

[JBS]

If the pass is front tuck walkout to roundoff back tuck, this would be considered an INDIRECT connection of 2 SALTOS, but a DIRECT connection of 3 ELEMENTS, right?

You are correct.

 

[JBS]

Front tuck step out RO-BHS is a good pass for Level 6... works fine for the rules.